Petunia Plant

The Petunia plant (Petunia × hybrida) is a fast-growing annual flowering plant famous for its wide range of colors, patterns, and abundant blooms.
With its graceful trumpet-shaped flowers, Petunia adds a burst of color to pots, hanging baskets, and borders — making any garden look instantly lively and inviting

Flowering season: Long-lasting — from winter through late spring (Oct–April).

Size: 6"

Light needs: Full sun = more flowers!
Watering: Water moderately — keep the soil slightly moist, not soggy. In winter, reduce watering to once or twice a week
Pruning: Trim regularly after flowering to maintain shape and promote new blooms.
Pests: Watch for aphids or whiteflies; spray neem oil every 15 days.
Repotting: Every 1.5–2 years to refresh soil and promote root growth. In winter, stop fertilizing until spring starts again.
Mulching: Add dry leaves or coco chips on top to retain soil moisture.Special care:
1. Don’t splash water on leaves or flowers — it may cause fungal spots.
2. Petunias are heavy bloomers — they need regular feeding for vibrant flowers.